Hand Painted Japanese Nippon Porcelain - Patterns Marks / Book + Values

Description

Sixteen full-page color plates illustrate 356 items, which are tersely described in this early out-of-print book including information on marks.
THE ENCHANTMENT OF HAND PAINTED PORCELAIN
by Paul and Candy Lima, Silverado Studios, 1971.
In addition to a concise history of Nippon hand-painted porcelain and a section on marks, this pictorial guide pictures Vases and Urns, Coffee and Tea Services, Creamers and Sugars, Plates and Plaques, Humidors, Biscuit Jars, Cheese and Butter Dishes, Dresser Items, Bowls and Serving Pieces, Cups and Saucers, Figurines of Occupied Japan, and more.  This book is a collector’s item in itself and would make a wonderful addition to the permanent library of the collector or dealer of Nippon porcelain.
6” x 9” plastic spiral-bound softback in good condition.  36 pages.
Includes 10-Page 1971 Price Guide Supplement.
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